With them in the team, things can’t go wrong for Manchester City: Kevin De Bruyne and teammate Rodri can produce astonishing statistics

Manchester City recovered on Monday evening after falling behind 1-0 in the league match against Brentford. Thanks to a hat-trick from Phil Foden, the three points still went to The Citizens. Made possible by strongmen Kevin De Bruyne and Rodri.

De Bruyne seems to be back on track after his injuries in recent months. Immediately upon his return – in the cup match against Huddersfield on January 7 – De Bruyne provided an assist. Jérémy Doku was the finisher on duty. The start of many more beautiful things for KDB. In his next three league appearances for Man City, he provided three assists and one goal respectively.

Since August 2022, the 32-year-old Red Devil has a total of 33 assists. This puts him at the top of an impressive list of players, spread across the five other European club competitions. Antoine Griezmann (25), Mo Salah (24), Vinicius Jr. (23) and Bukayo Saka (23) could neither match nor catch up with De Bruyne. Not even after being out of circulation for six months. A statistic that De Bruyne can use.

365 days undefeated (and counting…)

But he is not the only one among last season’s treble winners who is worth gold. When 27-year-old Rodri – the Spanish controlling midfielder – is between the lines, City is unbeatable. The last time Rodri lost a match with City was on February 5, 2023. Then on the field of Tottenham (1-0). In other words, the Spaniard has been undefeated for a year after 42 wins and 10 draws.

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